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"Go for options: Initially your baby faces you, so he has the head support newborns need, but by four to six months he&amp;#039;ll want to peep out into the world. Back and hip modes are also great.Ask a pal to do a try-on: You won&amp;#039;t get an accurate read while you&amp;#039;re pregnant. Have a pal or partner test that the hip and shoulder straps give support and that the carrier adjusts at the shoulders, waist and chest.Get comfortable: Breathable, mesh material will keep you and baby cool, says McCaffrey. Other cozy features to consider: Padded leg holes and a waist strap to help distribute weight.Related: Browse Editor-Approved Carriers in our Registry Guide"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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